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North Otago Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 6977, 28 February 1890, Page 2

TUB SALE OF THE SEASON.

G R A NT'S GREAT HALF-YEARLY DISTRIBUTION OF f\RAPER* IS NOW GOING ON.

Not Selling Off, but simply giving away. Extraordinary Bargains. Something most astonishing. I will offer you such Bargains a» you have never seen before, and may never see again Do not miss the opportunity, but come and see our Bargains before parting with your Cash. All goods marked in Plain Figures. Remember our Stock is all quite new, being imported direct at the beginning of the season, and our Sale is to make room for a large shipmeut of about 70 cases to arrive at the beginning of tho month. The Goods must be shifted at any cost. Do not under any circumstances spend your money with Finns who pay FLYING VISITS to tho town trying to sell Stuff that cannot be sold at home. ENCOURAGE THE LOCAL FIRMS, who remain in town and spend the cash where they make it, who also participate with you and assist you by paying Rates, Taxes, etc., etc.

WE ARE NOW OFFERING EXTRAORDINARY VALUE IN DRESS STUFFS. 1000 yards All- Wool Dress Stuff, lOd per yard ; reduced to 6s Od per dozen 20 Pieces Beautiful AH- Wool French Beiges; were sold at Is 3d, will be cleared at 9s 9d for 12 yards 15 Pieces Plain Summer Dress Stuff, Is ; now 6s lid for 12 yards 4 Pieces Cashmere, Is lid ; now Is per yard 12 Ladies' Black Embroidered Costumes, 12s 6d ; now 6s 1 Id each 5000 yards Print, 6d ; now 2s Ud per dozon About 30 pieces left off Ginghams Is per yard ; now 5s lid per dozen. Don't fail to see them Piles of Remnants of Dress Stuffs, Prints, etc., almost given away.

WILLIAM GRANT, Hall or Commerce, Cheapest House in Oamaru for Dressmaking. Fit and Style Guaranteed j-~^ j D H A V, I) MILLER, GRAIN MERCHANT AND GENERA r, COMMISSION AGENT, Has on Sale full weight Cornsaoks, 44, 46, and 48-inohes, also Best 5-Ply Seaming Twine Cash Buyer or WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY, AND POTATOES, Delivered at Oamaru, or Kakanui Mills. OrriOE— Tyne Street, Next Union Bank of Australia

JUST OPENED Per Ship Duuedin, from London, A Splendid Assortment of

TINNED AND ENAMELLED HOLLOWARE,

Comprising :

Saucepans, Stewpans, Steamers for Saucepans and Oval Boilers, Kettles, Gluepots, etc., etc. Flat Irons, Mrs Potts' Patent Irons, Weights and Scales, White and Gold and Fancy China Tea Ware, Boxes of Note and Knvelopes, Packets Cheap Notepaper, Correspondence Cards and hnvelopes, New Booklets, etc., etc. And

A LARGE VARIETY OF USEFUL DOMESTIC REQUISITES.

Inspection Invited.

W. H. COTTRELLS,

Thames Street.

1 AND T. MEEK '* • Have on hand Full- Weight CORNSACKS, 44, 46, and 48-inch, also Gross Seed and Potatoe Sacks, and Seaming Twine of best quality, all at lowest current prices.

We are Cash Buyers of Wheat, Oats, Barley, Grass Seed, and Potatoes delivered at our Stores, or Crown Mills, Oamaru. We are also prepared to DRESS GRASS SEED, and all kinds of Grain, on account of grow*"* and others

STORAGE and INSURANCE at uowest rates.

LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES on Grain to Stor* at Cnrnmti RitU* «* Interest..

r\ RA I G AND CO., TIMBER AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS, Thames and Humber Streets, HAVE FOR. SALE, AT REDUCED RATES, Eyery Description or

BUILDING MATERIAL and GENERAL IRONMONGERY.

Arriving per Glenlora— 600 Packages Ironmongery Barb and Plain Wire Iron Standards Cooking Ranges English and American Cooking Stores.

THAMES AND HUMBER STREETS, Oamarul

T ONDON HOUSE.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

600 Girls' and Ladies' Fanoy Straw Hats at quarter price. One Lot of Girls' Fancy Straw Hats 4Jd, worth Is 6d. See them. One Lot do 6Jd, worth 2s. See them. One Lot do 10* d, worth 2s 9d. See them. One Lot of Ladies' Fancy Straw Hats BJd, worth Is 11 id. See them. Ono Lot of Ladies' New Collar and Cuff Sets Is 3d, worth 2s Od. One Special Lot of New Drillettes, 4jd; regular price, 6}d One Lot of Print Dresses, Is Hid One Lot Creme Fancy Muslin, 4s lid for 12 yards, worth 8s 9d Gaiateas, S^d, 4fd, and 6£d per yard Superior Flannelettes, 3{fd, worth 5d SrECiAL : One Lot Embroidered Dresses, 7s Ud, worth 12s 9d One Lot of Colored Cashmere, 9s lid, worth 14s 9d One Lot of Homespuns, 8s lid, worth 10s 9d One Lot of Colored Cashmere, 13s 9d, worth 18s Od Black Cashmere and French Merinos, from Ullid SrECiAL t One Lot of Ladies' New Beaded Capelettes, from 13s 9d each One Lot of Ladies' Fawn Cloth Jackets (New Goods), 9s lid ; worth 15s 9d Special 1 One Lot of Striped Dress Material, 4s Ud for 12 yards Picnic Hats, B£d i.nd 101 d Children's Straw Sailor Hats, 10& d to 4s lid Millinery H*t* and Bonnet* reinaikably cheap Smohl! Children's Lace Pinafores, ftjd and o^d each, worth double Lot of Speckled Straw Hats, Is, worth Is 6d

R. G A B I T E 9, London House, THAMES STREET.